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The North Face -

The brand's 'Limited Lifetime Warranty' covers  "manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the product." This excludes footwear and products from The North Face Renewed series.

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Stanley Tools -

Stanley offers a lifetime warranty on its tools. They trust their product so much that not even proof of purchase is required! Of course, this excludes incidental and consequential damages.  

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Darn Tough Socks -

The brand offers an unconditional guarantee that allows customers to return their socks and get a new pair without even providing a receipt. 

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Victorinox AG Swiss Army Knives -

The iconic Swiss Army knives have a lifetime warranty on "any defects in material and workmanship."

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Tupperware -

Tupperware has been around since the 1940s, and their products are warranted "against chipping, cracking, breaking or peeling under normal non-commercial use for the lifetime of the product."

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Kingston -

While Kingston doesn't offer a lifetime warranty on all its products, their site lists quite a lot of flash memory cards and memory modules that are covered.

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Patagonia -

Patagonia's 'Ironclad Guarantee' states that the brand guarantees all products it makes. It reads: "If you are not satisfied with one of our products at the time you receive it, or if one of our products does not perform to your satisfaction, return it to the store you bought it from or to Patagonia for a repair, replacement or refund. Damage due to wear and tear will be repaired at a reasonable charge."

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Hydro Flask -

The famous maker of insulated bottles and food storage containers also offers a lifetime warranty on its products (though some products are just covered for five years). 

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Vermont Teddy Bear -

If customers have a problem with their Vermont Teddy Bear or stuffed animal, they can send it to the brand's 'Bear Hospital.' Every VTB product comes with a full coverage lifetime guarantee. 

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Osprey -

The brand's 'All Mighty Guarantee' has you fully covered. "Osprey will repair any damage or defect for any reason free of charge—whether it was purchased in 1974 or yesterday," they claim. 

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Zippo -

The iconic lighter company attests the quality of their products. "Whether a Windproof Lighter is 5 years, 25 years, or 50 years old, it will serve as a dependable source of flame for years to come - we guarantee it!," states their website.

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Craftsman -

Most of the company's products, including hand tools and mechanic tools, are covered by Craftsman's lifetime warranty.  

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Columbia -

The popular outdoor gear maker offers a limited lifetime warranty on their outwear products, which lasts for the practical life of the product.

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Fiskars -

The Finnish company sells high-quality craft supplies and gardening tools that have a lifetime warranty on material and workmanship. It doesn't cover wear and tear from normal use or accidents. 

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Jansport -

The popular backpack maker offers a limited lifetime warranty that covers "manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the product."

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Kryptonite -

If your Kryptonite lock has a problem with material or workmanship, it will be covered by the brand's limited lifetime warranty. 

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CamelBak -

The brand's 'Got Your Bak' lifetime warranty covers "the lifetime of the components, fabrics and materials."

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Cutco -

The knife maker offers a 'forever guarantee' on its products. "If at any time you are not satisfied with the performance of your product, we will correct the problem or replace the product," reads Cutco's website. 

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Le Creuset -

Defects in material and workmanship are covered by the brand's warranty. The only exceptions are kettles and stockpots, which are covered for five years, and stoneware, which is covered for ten. 

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Timbuk2 -

Timbuk2's lifetime warranty covers all of its bags, but it doesn't cover products such as headwear, apparel, or footwear.

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Filson -

The premium outdoor gear manufacturer covers "failure of materials, failure of workmanship and craftsmanship, and manufacturer defects of every item for the lifetime of the product."

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Manduka -

Manduka has a lifetime guarantee on some of their yoga mats. The brand says that the lifetime of a mat is approximately 10 years, so if you buy one of the covered product ranges, it will be covered for at least a decade. 

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Tervis -

Tervis offers a lifetime guarantee on their classic insulated products, including some bottles, cups, and mugs. Stainless steel items, however, are just covered for five years. 

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Orvis -

The fly fishing, hunting, and sporting goods store offers a 'Great Catch Guarantee' which states that "If you aren't happy with a product or service, we want to know about it. And we'll make it right."

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L.L. Bean -

The clothing and outdoor recreation attire company keeps it simple: "If you are not 100% satisfied with one of our products, you may return it within one year of purchase for a refund. After one year, we will consider any items for return that are defective due to materials or craftsmanship."

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Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) -

The Canadian brand's 'Rocksolid Guarantee' allows customers to return items that haven't met their expectations. MEC also guarantees their advice. "If something you purchased based on this advice turns out to be unsuitable, you can bring it back for an exchange, refund or credit," the policy reads.

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Vortex Optics -

The optical equipment brand has a 'Very Important Promise (VIP),' which allows for products to be replaced or repaired. Not only that, but the warranty is fully transferable and no receipt is needed.

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Calphalon -

More recent products are covered by their lifetime warranty for "as long as you own the product."

Sources: (Money Talks News) (Business Insider)

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